St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-10-18
COURT CULLINGS.

Fraser & Shepherd sue O. s. Buell. for
$1,000 for merchandise furnished.
/ E. A. Atkinson obtained a Judgment
against NJ r. Drennen for 500 on a promis-
sorry note.
The American Press association sues the
Minneapolis News company for S12O75 for
news furnished.
w. T. Barnum obtained S3s5.5O judg-
ment against Mollie j. Thori for work and
labor performed.
johnson & Hurd obtained a Judgment
against Emily L. Gill ct al. for 1913, II for
merchandise furnished.
The case of Jessie F. Hammond against
W. S. King, to set aside a certain mortgage
foreclosure, was on trial YESTERDAY afternoon
before Judge Collins.
w. Kells brought an action against J. K.
Idle, Peter Wolford and the heirs of John
\. Blair to have a pretended mortgage fore
closure declared satisfied. Judgment was
given to plaintiff.
Marcus Maynard and James Pluckett was an
action to determine who was the owner of
certain mortgage. 1t was decided in favor of
defendant, James Pluckett.
Charles c. Bennett. administrato of the
estate of Gustave Brown, deceased, sues the
Syndicate Insurance company, G.. A. Pills
bury d Co. and Pratt d Porter for So 900.
The said Gustave Brown was one of the men
who were buried in the ruins of the ST. An
thony elevator, Aug. 3. while removing
wheat, The deceased left q wife and one
small child.
Emory F. Potter obtained a judgment against
j. C. Mellon for S775. AZ for fraud alleged in
the selling of a laundry at 1923 Western ave
nue.. This is the third trial of this case
The first was dismissed the supreme court
ordered new trial; the jury at the second
trial gave verdict for $500 for plaintiff;
Judge Young oyerruled the verdict: the
supreme court ordered a new trial. with the
above result.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to
William S. McGOwan and Nora z. Hender-
son. Christian A. Christoperson and Petra
Shol, Louis Droll and Mary Schmidt Adolph
Lamar and Annie Lactot, Ludwig Schmidt
and Augusta Tessmer, Warren E. Mitchell
and May Glow, Edward W. Roberts and
Grace D.: Burnell Frank King and Hannah
Rock, Walter G. Curtis and frankie Wood
ward, George E. Curtis and Ella L. GRADER.
Ernest K. Head and Ella j. Thomas
POLICE COURT NOTES.
John Provincial was found guilty of slap
ping Harry W. Galpin. young boy, and paid
q fine Of So.
a tub of butter from James Hanafin and paid
a fine of S25.
Joseph Beal and George Lesait charged
with stealing basket of pears from a freight
car, were found not guilty and discharged.
The case against John McGinnis, James
Filkins and Fred Hewett, charged with rob-
bling o. c. Jewett, was continued until to-
day.
A. A. VALID, John Buck, Mike Jaboc, Jo-
seph Smith, Joseph Detsack, Andrew Quin-
ask, party of Bohemians, who became in
volved in row Sunday, were fined $50 each
for disorderly conduct.
f. christensen, j. johnson and John Pc.
terson, arrested by Capt. Harvey while play
ing poker at a boarding house on Second
street north pleaded not guilty, and in this
the court sustained them after the evidence
was all i'll.
S. A. Barnes, charged with driving over a
crossing faster than walk, appeared as his
own attorney and created any amount of fun
by the way in which he examined the main
witness for the prosecution. He was good
natured, and on being found guilty, paid a
fine of So with a smile.
| Alice Brown and Annie Miller and William
Carl and Emil Alfred, all under twenty years
of age, arrested early Sunday morning by
Capt Harry, while occupying rooms at 212
Third street south, were arraigned on a
charge OF fornication. The girls pleaded not
guilty and the boys guilty to the charge.
Alice Brown was found guilty and fined sos
or thirty days The two boys met a similar
fate. Annie Miller, the most demure- looking
one of the lot, was released OH her own recog.
nizance in order that further investigation
might be had.